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The Jesus and Mary Chain guitarist William Reid said Eddie Van Halen 'ruined rock guitar' and named which musician's riffs he thinks are 'better.'

Montana electricity prices are up 13% year-over-year, ranking among the top 10 in the U.S., putting added pressure on household budgets.

Picture this: a quiet evening in Belgrade suddenly turned tense as authorities responded to a dangerous situation. It’s a reminder of just how quickly things can change.

The Parkway Drive bassist apologizes for his role in bringing problematic rap lyrics to light in a pre-Parkway project.

Montana's primaries just shook things up for the fall elections. Kurt Alme and Alani Bankhead are names to watch as the political landscape shifts.

Thankfully they're all readily available now.

Montana's warmest season is here. NOAA records reveal the hottest Junes in state history and how recent years compare to historic summer heat.

Musicianship and technique matter, of course - but so does attitude.

In Loudwire's Cover Story interview, Amy Lee dives deep into Evanescence's new album, 'Sanctuary,' and the power of music, lyrics and more.

Thousands of Montana homeowners are quietly erasing their houses from Google Maps. Here is why they are doing it, how to do it yourself in five minutes, and the permanent catch you need to know first.

A major regional investigation into bank fraud and stolen guns led federal agents straight to a massive rural methamphetamine trafficking operation run right out of a Yellowstone County home.

Smashing Pumpkins' Jimmy Chamberlin discusses the band's next tour celebrating 'Mellon Collie,' and shares some details around a new song produced by Butch Vig.

Nature's calling us outdoors, but in some spots of Montana, it might come with a rattle. Here’s what to know about our slithery neighbors.

From epic comic conventions to adorable pups strutting their stuff, this month at MetraPark has something for everyone. Get ready for a thrilling lineup.

The book will contain new interviews and a track-by-track deep dive into the band's first platinum studio album.

Authorities are investigating reports of barbed wire being strung across public trails in Jefferson County, Montana. One incident involved an 11-year-old rider, raising serious concerns for all outdoor users.

The Van Halen star is lining up a very busy summer.

With 1,000 jobs on the horizon, Great Falls is about to become a hub of innovation and opportunity. This change is coming fast!

With the rivers swelling and rain in the forecast, our community plays a vital role in keeping everyone safe. Here’s how you can help report flooding conditions.

Representatives for Balmora tell Loudwire that the band has bowed out of their summer touring while taking the time to determine their future.